curricle
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of curricle
1675–85; < Latin curriculum; curriculum
Example Sentences
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Without a moment's thought he sprang from his curricle, and rushed upon D'Epinay.
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The curricle was not there, Thomas was not there, it was growing dark, and a huge pile of clouds, looming above the roofs to westward, threatened tempest.
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He had come upon the Squire's horses, which had been brought to a stand with the near wheels of the curricle wedged in the ditch.
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I'm taking out things that are wanted in a hurry and the curricle is waiting.
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He heard with interest who had called to ask after the Squire, whose landau and outriders had turned on the narrow sweep, and whose curricle; what humbler visitors had left their respects at the stables or the backdoor, and what was Calamy's last scrap of dolefulness.
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